Get it on iOS and Android
- A Little to the Left is a cutesy puzzle game about tidying up
- Solve simple puzzles inspired by household objects
- Avoid getting side-tracked by a furry feline menace
When it comes to tidying up and rearranging things at home, it can be both a chore and oddly therapeutic. And it's the latter aspect that developers Max Inferno seek to translate to digital with their best-selling puzzle game A Little to the Left. After a successful launch for platforms like the Nintendo Switch, the game has now hit storefronts for both iOS and Android, offering a chance to try before you buy the full game with its own demo!
The gameplay in A Little to the Left couldn't be simpler, but more intriguing. Essentially it's a 'tidying up' simulator where you solve puzzles based on a variety of household objects. Whether that's adjusting dinner plates, filling boxes or stacking shelves, each puzzle has multiple ways to solve it.
But just keep an eye out, because there's also a mischievous cat that'll make its presence known by messing up your progress, throwing an element of uncertainty into proceedings. Inspired by the real-life experiences of the developers from Max Inferno, A Little to the Left promises a familiar and laid-back series of challenges to tease your brain.
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While some people may scoff and roll their eyes at the idea of a game based around tidying up, it's undeniably intriguing. After all, who amongst us hasn't taken pleasure in the simple act of rearranging shelves and making messy things neat? And the added pressure of your feline friend constantly at the ready to mess up the best-laid plans certainly adds challenging complications.
But if that's not enough to bring you in, why not check out our list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) for some of our other picks of top games we reckon are worth a play instead?
And if that's not enough, there's always our other list of the top 25 free-to-play games for iOS and Android of all time for you to browse too!
Iwan is a Cardiff-based freelance writer, who joined the Pocket Gamer Biz site fresh-faced from University before moving to the Pocketgamer.com editorial team in November of 2023.